My day in the sun

[zubeneschamali]

So it turns out that roll-on sunscreen has its advantages and disadvantages...

Comments

[zubeneschamali]

Isn't it funny-looking? The next morning I thought the lines on my leg were from the sheet being folded strangely under me when I slept, but then I remembered putting the sunscreen on and apparently doing a half-assed job. At least my arms and neck were okay...

[aleo_70]

Hey, racing stripes!

[zubeneschamali]

*snicker* Yeah, with a swirl over the kneecap. I hope it fades soon...

[aleo_70]

At least you have the photo for posterity and a cool idea to try on Mr Z one day. *grin*

[zubeneschamali]

Yep, just like the photo I saved of the massive bruise I got a few years ago when I slammed the car door against my leg. I think I have a shot of the poison ivy over half of my lower leg from last fall, too.

Yes, I am clumsy...why do you ask?

[kasman]

ROFL! I've done that kind of stupid thing as well.

Glad you had a great Father's Day with your family.

[kasman]

Of course, striping the sunblock has far more serious consequences in Australia...

[zubeneschamali]

Like what?

[kasman]

Our sun is a lot stronger than yours - hole in the ozone layer and all that jazz. You can literally feel it burning you at times.

[cerisereve]

LOL! At least you know that the roll on sunscreen works...at least in the places over which it rolls.

[zubeneschamali]

Yes, that's exactly it. It was really effective in the places where it was applied. I guess the packaging needs a warning label about results depending on the competency of the person applying the product...